Commitment isn’t just staying—it’s loving like Jesus. Real love is patient when it would be easier to rush, kind when it would be simpler to withdraw. It refuses jealousy and pride, chooses honor over ego, and lays down the scorecard of past wrongs. Committed love doesn’t delight in failure but celebrates every step toward truth. It protects when storms rise, trusts God when answers are slow, hopes when circumstances dim, and perseveres when the road is long. This is the love we pursue—in our homes, our church, and our city—because Christ first loved us. By His Spirit, we will be a people who bear with one another, believe the best, keep our hope, and keep showing up. That’s what commitment looks like here.